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by Dale Odorizzi, Lanark County Master Gardeners We often think vegetables are for eating and flowers are for looking at. You can combine the two to add flair to your food with flowers. Make sure that your flowers are edible and that they have not been sprayed with chemicals.…
(1934 - 2013) Passed away peacefully on Monday, July 1st, 2013 at home surrounded by the love of his family, in his 79th year. Beloved husband ot Edna, loving father of Darrel (Sherrill). Cherished and admired Grandpa of Margo and Sarah. Cremation has taken place; following…
Peacefully at Country View Care, Godfrey on Friday July 5, 2013 in her 90th year. Survived by her children Andy Herold (Marilyn) of Sault Sainte Marie, Jim Herold of Kingston and Diane Reynolds (John), Sharbot Lake. Grandmother to Jacquie, Paul, Brady, Jennifer, Jeff, Tracy and…
Janice Peters, the long time office manager at Hinchinbrooke Public School, couldn't let the final day of classes in the school's history pass without some sort of gesture. The school did have an official closing on June 15, but this was the final day, the final time the buses…
Holiday travelers passing by the Arden Road and Highway 7 may have noticed a lively gathering there on June 29. Gordon Wright sparked off the celebrations with his bagpipes as the Friends of Arden sign committee, which was headed up by Gord Brown and included Sarah Hale, Carol…
The heat and humidity were getting to the audience at the springtime Sydenham High School graduation last week (Thursday, June 27) With over 200 graduates, and dozens of special awards to hand out, the audience had to struggle to maintain their enthusiasm at times. Not so when…
On Canada Day close to 50 people gathered at the Railway Heritage Park in Sharbot Lake for a special unveiling of a historic mural. The celebration took place at what was the former site of the old Union Hotel, which later became known as the Sharbot Lake Hotel and was a hot…
Mike Howe, who along with John Trousdale coordinated the Canada Day celebrations in Sydenham, credits many generous and hard-working volunteers with making the event a success. “It’s always harder to draw a crowd when July 1st falls on a weekend,” said Howe, “a lot of folks go…
Well the weather could have been better, but it also could have been worse but that did not keep patriotic celebrants from enjoying a plethora of activities put on by countless community/recreation groups and their army of volunteers, who work so hard every year to make Canada…
North Frontenac achieves dark skies designation North Frontenac Township is the first municipality in Canada to achieve the designation of Dark Skies Preserve from the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. The designation is in recognition of efforts, led by the township's…
